Yes, unless she prefers spending time waiting in line and talking with Delta...

Jun 21, 2021
11:15:20am

Sock Gnome All-American

...reps tomorrow before the flight. Bottom line - they need to know in advance, but she can work it out at the airport tomorrow (although I wouldn't recommend it).

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Wife is flying Delta tomorrow for the first time with our one year old.

allaboutthegainz

6/21/21 11:10am

Yes. Infant in arms

BYUALWAYSNUM1

6/21/21 11:14am

RE: Yes. Infant in arms

Cougarclaw

6/21/21 11:17am

Yes.

rcbyufan

6/21/21 11:14am

Yes, unless she prefers spending time waiting in line and talking with Delta...

Sock Gnome

6/21/21 11:15am

We have called in the past to have an infant added to her ticket. A few weeks

eysikal

6/21/21 11:18am

If you booked your ticket with points, make sure to call ahead, otherwise

wannnacruise

6/21/21 11:20am

Can also just text 33582 and do it that way, probably the easiest way

wannnacruise

6/21/21 11:22am

Yep, so you need to get on hold ASAP, as its been 3-4 hour wait times to add a kid.

Hank Rearden

6/21/21 11:24am

Could she say it was an emotional support baby? Just don't let it get to this...

crack

6/21/21 11:31am

You definitely need to let them know because they might need to change her seat.

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